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Differential operator

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Summary

A linear or nonlinear operator built locally from derivatives and multiplication by coefficient functions.

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Notes

Differential operators may be linear or nonlinear.

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Differential operatorLaplace operator

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The Laplace or Laplace–Beltrami operator is a second-order differential operator.

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Differential operatorOrdinary differential equation

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An ODE is formed by imposing an equation involving an unknown function of one independent variable and its ordinary derivatives.

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Differential operatorPartial differential equation

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A PDE is formed by imposing an equation involving a multivariable unknown and its partial derivatives, often expressed through one or more differential operators.

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